A Dynamic Theory of Information and Entropy
Michael C. Parker, Stuart D. Walker
Abstract
We propose a new thermodynamic, relativistic relationship between information and entropy, which is closely analogous to the classic Maxwell electro-magnetic equations. Determination of whether information resides in points of non-analyticity or is more distributed in nature therefore relates directly to the well-known wave-particle duality of light. At cosmological scales our vector differential equations predict conservation of information in black holes, whereas regular and Z-DNA correspond to helical solutions at microscopic levels. We further propose that regular and Z-DNA are equivalent to the alternative words chosen from an alphabet to maintain the equilibrium of an information transmission system.
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